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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-14
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.

Sailing Enthusiasts Disappointed Because the
Coronet and Dssantless Did Not Beat the
Record:
The sailing enthusiasts Of the navy and
merchant marine are little disappointed
over the yacht race. Both yachts were in
each exeellent aTim, and the winds. we're
SO favorable fos fast sailing that they ex-
peeted TO see them break the reccsd for
fast long distance sailing But they failed
On this, for the Corone5, although she
Won the race, came in more thea two
whole days bshind thh record The
ssuick est sailing trip ever made across the
Atlantic was by the Sappho some years
ago, when the run from land to Land was
made in twelve days thirteen hours and
thirty-six minutes, against the fourteen
days, nineteen hours and thinty-sevep
minutes of the Corones. Even tbs Daunt-
less has made better time than she CoFo-
net this time made, for she crossed the
Atlantic few years ago in II: days and
II hours.
The first American yacht crossing the
ocean was the America. She made the
trip in the Summer of 1851, in twentT-ons
days, took part Ia the regatta at Cewes,
and won the American cup, which is still
held in this country. The first race
between yachts, from land to land, was in
the Winter of 1866, when the Henrietta,
Vesta and Fleetwing struggled for the
prize, the Hsnrietta winning in thirteen
days, twenty-one hours and ifty-fve min
utes. The second race was between the
Cambria and Dauntless in 1870 in which
the Cambria won by about one hour, ia
twenty three days, five hours and seven
teen minutes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-14
An Unanswerable Argument.
Omaha World.

First Omaha Man-Humph! The idea
of spending $500 for bicycle for your
boy. You'll ruin him.
Second Omaha Man.-On the con-
trary; desire to keep him out of bad
company.
"What good will that new-fangled
contrivance do any one. would like to
know? He can go where he pleases with
it,
s'Did you ever hear of a man comm o
HON drunk on a bicycle?"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-14
A Terrible Explosion.

TUsCARosA, Neb., April The hoist
ing works at the Nevada Green mine were
completely destroyed yesterday, by the
explosion of box of giant powder placed
near the boiler to thaw. The boiler also
exploded Five men were seriously In
jured, and A. D. Russell, foreman at the
mine, it is believed, is fatally injured. 1t
will be three months before new works
can be constructed and work resumed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-14

JOHN w. DAVIS the democratic candi-
date, was elected governor of Rhode
Island No candidate receiving major
ity, there was no choice for either
lieutenant governor OR secretary of state.
The democratic candidates for state
treasurer and attorney general are elect
ted. In the legislature the republicans
have the senate and the democrats the
house.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-14


ing away from the jaws and returning OF
their own WHIP
"Open your mouth, I said to Good, who
promptly curled up his lips and grinned at
the old gentleman like an angry dog, reveal
ing to their astonished gaze two thin lines of
gum as utterly innocent of worries as new
born elephant. His audience gasped.
Where are his teeth9' they shouted :
with our eyes we saw them"
Turning his head slowly and with a gess-
ure of ineffable contempt, Good swept his
hand across his mouth. Then he grinned
again, and 10! there were two rows Of love
! " teeth.
| The young man who had flung the knife
| threw himself down on the grass and gave
vent to q prolonged howl of terror, and as
] for the old gentleman his knees knocked to-
! gether with fear.
81 see that We are spirits" he said, falter-
| ingly; ''did ever man born of woman have
hair on one side of his face and not on the
other, or round and transparent eye, OF
teeth which moved Or melted away and
grew again? Pardon us, oh, my lords
Here was luck, indeed, and, needless to
say, / jumped at the chance.
at is granted" L said, with an imperial
smile. Nay, We shall know the truth. We
come from another world though we are
men such as We; we come" / went on,
''from the biggest star that shines at night y
oh! ohp groaned the chorus of as
tonished aborigines.
Yes" I went on, ''we do, indeed" and
l again smiled benignly as l uttered thai
amazing lie. I'VE come to stay with you {
little while, and bless you by our sojourn
Ye will see, Oh, friends that have prepared
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

wf1h wafy fsma s1aNs. nm& Nzaeefnily
fifd via k1st o. WbsEs essis Tlt1on-
Ihs asppea nss Ion1 esn8 q uzlt4 nj
kaa alfQNsrs are nnG4 ~ 3 pls1s o. tne
dress ana fns huss - shife ssik. IRE
uasuxly wllh isee inserted a ths ilsleP
4 inng veil q tuiis osssfs - aeoEe
srum hsad 10 fcot, ae wIah Q MiSt. fAil
ing ovsr TIE faca ( kor q ehnreh we9-
dIne, snd ieaTiAe i Gneosereo e -
eeremony takes piaos - hoDe. A
: church weddings tke bfids euters en
tha ARA a. hnE father o. guardian. Ane
| msid q honor fOl1ow4 uatk1nE alanel
and babinI ksE eoue the brides leld.
In ooapiea 1ha Rro0m aenpmpanled y
as bass man, enters he sAnrch BY 40
ashar door and reeeises hla hrloe froA
her eaa dian q The altar.
All hride9 dresses aust be high IN -
| neek aud have long sisevess gtvinR =
ths hrids that an Of sweet and nooes
rstirsaens % essanfially becoUina ans
agpropriate. This fashion springs fFpu
shs IDEA that obfaIrG IN France 1ea
young girls shoald b kspt aa retired q
possihls Until their MARRIAGE whicn !
snpposed - be their real sufFanca lat
/ the worid. - hiLGdflphka Ness
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

Boston Herald.
All yellow roses mean ooqaesEy, grltes
40 esfhsTio youaa woman N aCllea2o
Wees. White roses mean stleDce,
zltneFed white roses despair pink ross
has1fnlnaGs, and moss roses love.
Stripped Of lis th0xna 3 rose says: -kv-
erythina 20 FEAR A sinRie rose leaf
meaps, Il fear 20 presume" The ar
dinary fern that florists sal aeans am
cerisF. bas maiden-haiF means dlscre-
ton. A bonquef Of tnlips Ia tautamoanf
70 a deoiarasion Of love- AarcisSus
means uncertainty, and q girl Who Wearl
white hyacfnths declares herself fElv-
olona- HydranRsa conveys . reproaeh
fer ooidneas, and ivy - request toi
fFiepdship. White lilac stands Tor pla-
tonic love. ~
Yiolets.of course, ~ every KNOWS
stand for modesfy, and pansies say
"rhink Of me- a Raft Of searlet aer
anium implies that you thtak ~
peTson 70 whom yqu present. Il = oe.
having foolizhly. SILVER Ieaved RsraoipG
means thst you will taks % bash.
and tnbeR 90 declares thas yOu wou.'
aQive u away 4 little BIZ Of smiiax !
an ensreasy Tor eonaderee. Oiemalts =
considered 70 osnvsy admifafson o. -
telleet Cedar o. evefRrean is emblem
Isle o. consistency, and common Rras
means submissi0a. I can't Fememee
chat yneqaes roses mean. asked a.
brother yesterday, bus be happened .
be feeling blns about soweshinR, an
ssids -First imbeoility, and then bank
Fuptcv. and sometimes emoe1zlemsn
| and Canada
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16
why TnE sTsTEa Dsa'r ConE

A correspondent of the C0usfsr Gsa
flemaB aka: What ais onf ereamf
Batter win not come 10 loss than aoons
40 hones aud . bali. We have The
tampsrature ~ g. dearoes; the eows are
Jerseys; toe feed IL G Fnstalks aud 20
tatoss--f0F I've hsad, one bnshel twice Q
day. Tie cream Il not chilled. We
aeTsF had auoh work before. The COWS
have nice watsF and are pui IN the stable
daring storms, and Rssd care b taken
" them
Add Henry Stewart answers;
There are asveEai oanass Of the present.
difficulty 10 charming cream 81 this sea
sou. The most common are setting the
milk AZ 500 IoW . tempeFature; warming
he cream 700 much; ehurniBa a. too
los a temperature; keeping the cream
too long; and ths condition Of the coz
ptoduosa b. inadequate feeding, OF ex
pesure 20 excessive cold. In this case
4 il clear that tbs feeding is ut fault.
Posatoss and ooFnstalks are de6sisnt in
Instrument needed for the production Of
good milk aud cream, and raw potatoes
are not easily diaestible, the starch cells
passing OF throagh she bowels 10 large
carts undigestea. Tbs indigestion Of
food reacts upon the condition OF the
GOV, and exerts au Rnhealthful eject,
shleh necessarily inteFferss with the
quality Of the milk, and generally In the
wsy OF making Il difficult 60 gather the
butter.
Another cause of the difficulty may
be IN the rapid cooling o tbs milk 10
the charming. Il IL gate possible for
the cream 10 be put Va the churR At 81
degrees. and In 3 cool room the rapid
motion 10 she ohurD coois the cream
down 20 point as which the very smali
PARTICLES OF butter are too hard to I'd
here, and the ohurnIng cannot be com
pleted. Or " the cream IL too warn,
OF too acid, the milk becomes vlse0ns
and adbereut from the presence Of the
lastiu acid which has this viscous con
sistence, as " seen M the buttsrmiik,
aud this, too, prevents the adhesion of
the small particles Of butter and conse-
qaent inability b ohutn.
Fhe remedies are, as regards ths feed
ing, 90 give s0ne oil meal, eott3nseed
meal, or mixed corn, oats and bran
gr mud together; o. I pounds OF n.
seed oil meal, 2 ponnds Of eottosseed
meal. or I pounds Of the mixed meal,
made Of 3 bushels Of oats, 3 Bushels 4
corn ans so pOonds OF bran, ali ground
together finely and given With the 20
tAtOas, chopped into slices vith 9 sharp
spade in . box. IL possible, some
clover hay shoald he gIysR with the
sosnetaiks. aud this will hslp she milk
considerably BY improviRg the vaiae Of
the food.
AZ regards the condition OF the milk
aud cream, dIlhsulty can BE- avoided BY
esrefoi attention ~ the temperature a.
which the milk is set aud toe cream 10
kspt. II musi not be lost sight Of the
fact that tha effect Of q very .alight
change Of temperature may be very
great. At 30 degrees water ia natdi al
~ degrees 10 10 solid Ice. II enc de
gree 81 heat Is sufficient 10 change
aslid Toe into liquid water, What effsot
NAV q change OF several degrees have
apan - compiler and unstable . naid
as milk?
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16
somE mIsUsep woRDs.
From Tvssd'. New or.muAr.l


From Tweed's New Grammar
Aa0ostica Il algAys singular.
Out b q, and not cut on the bias.
Alloy shoald not be used fer admit.
Come 10 see me, and not come and So
Bursisd b not elegant and d rarely
c9Frees.
Aimosi, With Q negative. 10 ridiculous.
"Almost nothing ts absurd.
Ths burden Of song means the 70.
fFain or chorus, not lee sense or meanfng
Boassifni applies 70 persons, uof %
thspk4 and has norefefen0s 20 quAntity
Al sble only applies when speaking sf
the manner Of snpsFtoFs % interiors.
Mrthinks" Il formed By the impsR
slRAi verb think, meaning seem, aud the
datiys me and IL literally rendered. III
seems % ma
Admire shouId not Be followed With
tue Initiative Never say, a. many do,
I" I ahnnld admire 10 40 with yoa," etc
This error is singulAFiy fashionable jas
nog.
AIlade Il nos frsqasasly misnsad vheE
thina Ia nAmed, spoken OF or described.
II sh0nld only Be used when anything Il
hinted ~ in z PLAYFUL or passine manner
-AIlasioa ls ne By play Of language"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16
New York ssar.'

ANf& A0GA 04AA-E
The Lively Bah gives abe New Yea
the following ssnd az:
Last week means goodbye TO Sc
Nay 81 have 10 iis pocket for the 10
men
Losso nee dresses. plenty Of love. al
tbs sseetmeais they vant and all To-
admiEaiioD sbaa 10 good Tor them.
Ia spirit eontentment. generosity,
homer. abeorFeaes Of scandal, and ths
sane viFtaea 10 practices.
Rieety Of theAieF Jackets, plenty OF
amusing meTl, silently Of nise snp2&Ez,
plenty u stik ssOakiogs aad plenty to
ca teen.
For the msn-
40 appreciation Of aha women.
Plenty Of soney and more goea sense.
More h0Gssty an ereates sRpneeiA-
tion Of It whsa discovered
Msre virtues. ard n they vin be al
disied % vices, the kD5wiedge Of huS
- cosnmit them N veil fred fashion.
fhe grace 70 sxy prayer nighl and
morning tnat they may 1oi tzik sc8ndzi
~ their cubs
AID. bed Of 81, more manly men
FSs the babies, ons's oSn er bor-
roged-
w6a,sxes they SAINT. and may thar
namasr never ensW lsss. and foF en
t0ose via are near q the Wisdom "a
sosa TIE Rsp1hliean tiekeG
Fer ~ siak--
&c q bahia and pztiAasA-
ERtss poor
WoEk aNsd Raod wages.
Far ysa, Dsgsahy. svery GOD wlsh
possihlss AID for ne. dsar 81. enias ysu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

Fssnf.shsns Tswn n eAsAslas

4 FssnflsAszs Tswn n ehsh4lis
Absrdaen b ahous fw0 yssTs I'D and
elzins . pspHsfian e 90 1hs
soun psepsr consists Of { RsasEnl STORES.
4 meat nuaxkss. druR asnrs. , hatsla.
8 sssmiIls.I nuAshins shop and ioandfy,
/ h4ebsr shop. ehursh. saloons and ]
hiaakazith shop. Is 10 ahoat 10 start .
stip yard. aad . maxine Sxssnzise in
prosemsnfs 60 the GsFs.ss II And ahsut
The iawn. Thers are Is l0RRinR GANGS
trisnsnry 10 this pIaes. with 8 daily o1t-
| uut af abowf l00o<Q fs14 W4sn runntnQ-
| he steamer GeneEnl Miles makes twc
/ tripa per moutn neEwson hexe aud Port
iAnd, Der ssilinR days bsine Ne lst al
| 18Th o. eaah month.
AZ. Ban. shs faahar e. ths town, b =
/ aanaaKv man. Tha salmon ran during
ths nonths 81 Septef1 Der and Ootooef,
and Mr.. Bean puts np Abaat 500 cesse
da II. He also owns tbs kowasIte.
He reports that real estate - II .
hsalthT o016ifinn end that he plaes Y
rapIdlg RrsuiBR. Mr.. l. E. Smith owns
& variety and jswelry Store He ID Tvs
maa and 4 doing good business Mr.
| Asat has q saW mili iocsted o. tie eaai
side Of The Wiskah. The sutput Of the
min Ia 1000 In eonnectisn with NE
/ mill there ID q box fsctoFy, Of which tha
ouspuf il 1000 Gases per day.
TAs WeasherBax mil has daily o.
paaafy Of $1,000 fest. Il contains AL thu
latest Improved maehineFy ineindinl
bsilsrs and engines msasariuR 2zx3l
and I6x2&, pumps with 100 fest Of hos
attached. and live rOlls o. both side
Of the mill. making saving OF six mel
daflg. The feed works sB tue pony sd
and d Prescott's direct actian steam
feed, whiah moves with Iightnisg rapid
4 ity.. The main b1iiding y x16x4 feet
With boilsr ROOM attached. measur
ing AKA fest. 1he machine shop an
claiming mill have the latest improve.
machines. the bailding being 50xlOC
1he boom is large enooGh 10 hold seyel
, or eight million fees Of l0es. For %
: above information am indebted 10 Nj
! | q. WeafherHsx, an unprstentious gen
, tleman whom shall always rsmem
/ | Der kiadly. Mr.. Tee 10 toe superintez
} DAFT Of the warka. He Ia q peEfeet gen
) ticEnAn, and thorough InsohAnia
II Mr.. Levi seaeranf, proprietor Of II
. AbeEdean hotel, is Q whole. s0nied affa
] | bic man. He keeps the only hotel
1 town worthy Of note. he IL the xiRk
} man in the right plsee and the travs
3 | ing public can be assured Of extra a
4 tanklon and good kind treatment as b
: hands. MF. EeaRrant 10 making q
4 teosive improvements 10 and abont b
place, which will enable him 10 Acoon
mo0lte hfty people. TRAyKLER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

sf,sIa. Una % two aseHa asnsa ~ fr|rhsm.
sd ~ drills tkfes fn6 Z nnI fest
1paxs- Past 10 1rIina uheu Ne 1fo11d
= warn e a fEs bes, eex fuaH go
discovered. and ksna fed Is Il literally
OH lag al winter. I have grows $50
VsEieflzs this ea1son. tbs whila sd TIE
tsew1s ths foFmeF h 6me far tAbls uss
Professor 34n6erE, whs bF0sRht Il fresh
Exypf, sags l. j. fhs ldsnsieal eors 80
Esad II 10 she bsaatiful bihis S1sry q
1esepA and IRE hFsahreu-
Tne bre9u b naa rood foF i&bfs uas,
e1z Ter 1sEek ~ rogltfy e mqa1 pfo1Ss-
be, psFtiealariy sAsrs birds aFe plesty,
~ IS n bitter nasli rips. and birds VII
aes moieas Il.
Ths eseoad crop can Be rsissd - oDee
irEiRatfn1 - SOFA - tie hfst crop .
ready to harvest. ChieksBa. hoGs snd
easaie do not EsqasFe is thresbed, tboaRe
/ tiss rroesss b unspla and sasY. Many
u nv nslzhbors, who hsxe witnessed
90 growth Red yiei1, wills piaue exteti-
ssveiy Of e the eoaaine seAsans bei1es
ing & 70 b. the eFep for TIE c0anffy. 10
tkoss vho ansie3pats raising little
shisks." q eggs for markst, ! would
fecSnmend EgypGian c0Fn.--Hatiossaf
/ ESfs Hte8r.f.
TAXING aAEK o. HkKNkss.
Two bsoshsrs 10 05io ~ the same
tine each boaehs ; 80 Of farm barnes.
nads b yaar oeFfespands1t from TIE
sarns los Of leather. Oas oiled bis haE-
cess each sDring and faii and kept y
/ ooused uhsn nos 10 use and e kept
sennd and piisbis f0F Ten oF more years.
| fhs other sever oiled his. bat assd u 10
sef and mud. and 10 tbrss ysass g was
aaFd and dfy, and cracked aud ripped
20 as 70 be neaFiy worthless Eos all
this, Of course, be blamed the haEees-
1 maker.
NsTeF oil . harness when dry.
Nsysf hang Il 10 The sun 70 dry % fo7
she eli 10 strike IN.
some leisure dag 10 spring. tall q
sistef take the harness into the celia,
o. s0ne damp DiAas; taks All apart and
soak thoroughly Ia warm watsE. Then
wash "a al the dirt and gam aud whs1
nearly dry pnt on With suab o. bruat
a heavy coal % oil. either best tanoeF,'
oil o. neas's-f0ot oil, with tast es.ouRk
l9mpblaek 10 eoiog it SELL Lay 10 All u
pils In the shade ILL the oil soaks IN
IL very dry and hard Il will pay 70 pa
90 q second coat. When wen soak d 4
take CASTLE soApsuds and waah q yell
rhis eloska the pores, gives u 3 CLOS
snd prevents cracking. II this 10 pee
periy done twiaa year tha harness vi
keep ns nice ~ res and add 0ne one
BALI 70 The durability.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16


rsvav 4 a. <uors. a afr 8 ehiII.
IT, hFa1rE 4 ktg9snQ fran the ws9l
No heaihef bI0oni Il % us III
Whess Iis ihe nennfAsn sssep g ts..s
1ke birds hags h0ws, ne hSSsss $50
es,.s. - ssmeuer snl,ea hsrssff Apsy.
Ans etstfIs<s Ger fhe e0un1fJ sos
Rises ne Ens1g ast1ms day.
Ahoxe si,s bin tlsss strrtshes bfown
feafral fhe nkusTal tinted az,
peIs : 1870 ~ ysilo1 light afs snr9 %
peneash he rain eion1s SasliDg hiEns
rxhe ohneaa a. punsuser, oowe . steal
"a at laok af dssf aafufe's isees
Whoae beaafF usa ~ % fs4i
Wnen fssE they apF4nR % her sn'
braes.
Tboss psflld alsans a ysIlsw light
Have nrsReted With me uind ana
rhsy hsss been iourns5ins al ne
uinht
70 eesen cne aitmpse u Earth nksin-
And nov tier 80 TIE sioplng nih
10 brs,.n and dasky into sIeSs
And eheke the shsep lis soft ard stih
Upon the ksrbaga. wst wish dew.
ThesbsDhsrd tarns 70 face ne tight.
Ths sir0ng wesG breeze ssill blows -
hinA.
ssrhare mass Be- rainfall ere toniReh
Wifh sneh : chg and sash = Wind
Ana vel the Sheep dgzs calmly 90,
or gently hleaa their wakiEg creams
unmindfnl u ths SIMMER gone,
Coatsuted With tie autumn Rieaa'''
Go. with tbs shsg herd take 10Y st4nS
tom the brown and bfeexg aiopes
Sc IL tue sky . Goidsn Dsno
m eblamerina hight. aud call y nops
Or tnrn 10 whefe a<iown ths hil
The viroroas Wind oiows Ia Wy fnce
Or reaa thee uhsrn she h0cks Ne still,
Or gently browse IN measured 49,
,Tis nasare al; end Nsture's mind
II eanefant 81 b. Makers heart
The music Of tbe autamn glod
RfiU keeps IN tune vita summeF
pafti
Il tinRed Wtth glow Of eAfiief asya,
Ana though the earth be ufy ana ssle
she yet oaB sing her pastoral 'ss~
wbas thsngh no leaves DO on the boaGh
The unseen bad he Fipeniue.
The fall1H fields beneath the pl0w
Are maktnR ready for the spring.
The promise Of tbs future Smiles -
Ia every token Of decay.
And with calm hopsfnineaa begniiess
The sadness Of tba Autann dty =
--0KAavIEyx iHczs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

Nav York Journal ss
"a litsl@ r.nad hall ar beamfx. With
A.. litale ao.l.ess fo- The dearesf a. listIe
.nds.s z the defniti0n Of q muf,
> vea Nv An ola gentleman the other
dav- and A do~a not asem amiss. The
49, ~ a maff. AZ ureseuted bv our
sranamathara. wa nat very eotrancinp.
We aan - a vet--a grsat round roll OF
brown NINA ar. the lining a little tiny
fraved and large ellkeu tassels like those
1e had an onr baat curtains. only
hrcvrn. anno,,nO froTp either sifa. Con-
rae n - tt,s Ioeelv little roastses Of fur
~ slik- Of lace ar ribhon. which are con.
$780, snfaciass - eover she hands Of
shs l,aIles ~ sodav- ana 20 caFry their
49, 1870 .,ases ssndss-.s;sss savd $500
! ~ nnrs-s =
sasns ~ tham looh almost like bright
hntterfliea h-,r1 aut AZ sensoa and ready
~. a. awav uitn The snovfl xkes on the
~;nt,S vina Thav ess mads ~ ribbons
AZ twe o. fhgaa. coIors. with ends eut M
earvaa and notn,e- Then there are the
mnfEs Of white Anoora. pale yellow Ivnx
AMI siIver far th.t iook ike little
d.wnv nssta- with urat.v svalIows end
s,,ng IN the ontside and r,eepir,o 40
from ths varmth into the hri0ht ewes
,h,Va them Tbase Iittla birds taII no
tales
Sometimes n half doxsu IIttIs white
Iava snarro,pa- AZ airs ana beautiful As
| n noissa on a adv fern. adorn 4 mutf Of
wbita satin and point laos. lined with
rase aoIor and tied M With white or
pink rihhon. Taey are mt on spiral
wires and fhev nod and neok each other
while nv i.sv ooaa 10 the opera and
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A LEssoS res sEArTLE nEx.
rue Iadncements eRcFea ~ Caatan.
ohla. 10 Ftras- class Aanafaetarers
aeekiag . Lacaaasn

TIE Bndncemenas 0HcFed ~ Canten.
ohla. 10 Flrss- class EIanafaetaress
seekinG . Lecalten-
Canton ofers special Inducements. In
addittos 30 her various natarAl advan-
lagsa A syndicate of ten pFomtnent
cfiiNana own sixty .thrse acres Il valuable
ground for mAnafactaFfss, located thfaa
quarters Of . nile FROM The oentsr Of the
city, along q atreaun Of water, aud within
iew hundred feet % TIE P.t,sbuFg.
Fort Wayne and ChiaAeo Railway, and
the VALLEY Railsay. from thts thsy
wfll donats nites 20 man1factufin9 60
tAhllahments. IL addition 10 thia large
tract Of yalaAhle iaad. there are about
one hundred acres within q radius Of
tuo miles from The center OF the city.
that wtii be donated 70 arsa elAss mana
faaearisa seeking q locstioa. VITA .
free ats. and With fasl fes steam par
poses furnished ~ ysur door foS hfiy
cents ten, no ctay In America can sac
eoazfnliy eompsta vita Canton Gnkna-
fac urefs Other indacsnsnis gill he
offered. Investors IN Manufactures aBd
otheF entaRprisps ARE always weloomed.
aad thsit praiscsa wil Be given lame
date consideration By addressing the
Corresponding secretary ~ be Canton
Board Of Tgada. --f'rssa Tilsssraisd csa
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